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Digital Image Correlation Engine (DICe): a stereo DIC application that runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux
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error:feature matching failed (not enogh matches) #330

Open Bezutoz opened 5 months ago

Bezutoz commented 5 months ago

image this is problem occur image this is my original img0 and 1

image this is my calibration

I don't know how to solve this problem and If you could explain how it work I'll be grateful.

Thank you in advance Regards,

Bezutoz commented 5 months ago

I got one more question that's where can I add my World coordinate (Xw,Yw,Zw) in the cal.xml file?

dicengine commented 5 months ago

Is it possible that one of the cameras is upside down? It looks that way from the left and right stereo images.

Bezutoz commented 5 months ago

Maybe It upside down but I can't retake the pictures, so I rotate the picture and rerun it, but it still can't match. what should I try next?

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Bezutoz commented 5 months ago

If there're something I could try please tell, I'll do it rapidly.

Thank you in advance.

Bezutoz commented 5 months ago

I'm sorry for adding one more question but what is these color stand for ? Please, answer both question. image

Sorry for bothering to many times. Thank you in advance. Regards,

dicengine commented 5 months ago

Regarding your first question about the failed correlation, it's probably due to your object not being planar. The default cross-correlation routine in DICe works well for planar objects, but not other shapes. You can change the initialization scheme (for example, set cross_initialization_method to USE_RECTIFIED_CORRESPONDNECES in params.xml), but you have to run DICe from the command line because the other cross-correlation options aren't available in the GUI.

The color stripes you see in the image above represent whatever field you have selected in the options (I can't see the field you have slected)

Bezutoz commented 5 months ago

image I've tried this method and am still stuck with the same problem. I'd probably run out of ways ha-ha.

I can take a look the result of stereo result file?

Thank you in advance. Regards,